De jure, de facto

To get through an entire month of grand jury duty I drank more than a few glasses of the delightfully cheap and tasty wine, Tribunal. However cats, dogs and unicorns depicted on the label are better comedy than the real, draining and disturbing machinations of the American grand jury process. You can read up quickly on […]

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The Colo(u)r of Things

We painted our 120 year old Edwardian hallway turquoise, a firm upward finger to the pandemic fashions of “neutral” grays and taupes. Our painter confessed he was initially horrified (only knowing clients who were nervous about ahistorical paint jobs), but that he ultimately loved it.  He found this color comforting and enlivening, a color that […]

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